Ellen Gould Harmon White was a woman of extraordinary spiritual gifts whose writings continue to exert a revolutionary impact on millions globally, transcending her 19th-century origins. Her prolific output covers diverse subjects such as religion, education, and nutrition, with her works now available in over 140 languages, making her history's most translated woman writer. Seventh-day Adventists view her writings as divinely inspired counsel, intended to illuminate Scripture and prepare readers for future events. Her literary legacy remains profoundly influential, offering timeless guidance across cultures and continents.
This captivating book narrates the story of Jesus, God in human form, who chose to be a child to understand and connect with children. As He grew, He healed and taught, emphasizing the importance of childlike faith. Discover how this mighty yet humble figure can be your protector and friend by reading "The Story of Jesus."
This religious book presents the author's interpretation of the great controversy between Christ and Satan, as prophesied in the Bible. It offers insights into the spiritual warfare between good and evil and provides readers with guidance on how to strengthen their connection with God.
(Patriarchs and Prophets, Prophets and Kings, Acts of Apostles, The Great Controversy, country living counsels, adventist home message, message to young people and the sanctified life)
Exploring the overarching narrative of biblical history, this volume delves into the cosmic conflict initiated by Satan's rebellion and traces the journey from creation through significant events like the fall of humanity, the life of Jesus, and the early church. It continues through the Dark Ages and the Protestant Reformation, culminating in eschatological themes such as the second coming of Christ, the millennium, and the ultimate recreation of the earth. This edition is presented in a large print format, making it accessible for all readers.
From Genesis to Deuteronomy, The Ellen G. White Bible Commentary only,
The book features a large print edition of Ellen G. White's commentary, compiling insights from her unpublished writings. This first volume covers the biblical texts from Genesis to Deuteronomy, providing readers with a deeper understanding of these foundational scriptures through White's perspective and interpretations.
This book is a reproduction of a historical work, presented in large print to enhance accessibility for readers with impaired vision. Published by Megali, a house dedicated to making classic texts more readable, it offers an opportunity to engage with important literature in a format that prioritizes clarity and ease of reading.
